Scholarships and awards highlight Wash. high graduation
Centerville reports the 63rd commencement with 12 scholarships and multiple Bank of America and other awards. Winners include Connie Mae Emmett, J Knowles, Nadine Louise Hare, Millard James Sanford, and Joseph Silva among many honored students. Diplomas were conferred as the ceremony concluded.
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Centerville
G. Sentation
J. Knowles
Bank of America
Connie Mae Emmett
Rowment
W.a.hls
Washinata Uning
J. A. Silva
Ievalone Scott
Joseph Silva
Joseph and
Stanley Bernardo
VFW
Edwin D. McNemar
Georgia Anderson
Walter Roethiin
Dynayt Lee Cameron
Council of Newark
Joseph Regallo
Joseph Silva Alfred Dickerson
Donald Phillips
California Scholarship Federation
Don Phillips
Jean ‘Auman
Eresma
The
Boa
Billwide Liberal Foreign Trade Bill Introduced
Two Democratic lawmakers John F Kennedy and Harrison Williams propose a bill to lower tariffs while shielding U.S. industries. It creates an adjustment assistance board to coordinate federal aid, doubles unemployment benefits to 52 weeks, and allows retirement at 60 with retraining and relocation supports.
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Washington
INS
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Harrison A. Will Iir
Hower
Adjustment Assistance Board
Pudh
U.S
Lorenzo Camera Club Announces Awards
San Lorenzo announces June contest awards with Bert Johnson Stan Ferdin Gene LaFenice Hobart Fash among winners in amateur advanced salon and color classes. Next competition set for San Lorenzo High July 1. Members plan field trip to Fleishhacker Zoo and a 1 p.m. polo grounds picnic.
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Camera Club
M. L. Sanford
Bert Johnson
Stan Ferdin
Gene LaFenice
Schweininzer
Hobart Fash
San Lorenzo High School
Fleishhacker Zoo
Polo Grounds
Milas elected news president of San Jose State alumni
George Milas Jr. was named news president of the San Jose State College Alumni Association for the 1954 1955 term by the campus alumni office Milas a member of the class of 1954 resides in Roy California and was announced recently through the alumni office.
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San Jose
George Milas, Jr
Health report notes measles and TB in week
Dr James C Malcol, Alameda County health officer, reports six tuberculosis cases five chickenpox two German measles three mumps and one polio in the week ending 19 with measles noted in Shi health area.
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Leandro
Shi
James C. Malcol
Alameda County
Centerville Knights of Columbus Honor 25-Year Members
Eleven Centerville Council 2692 Knights of Columbus members will receive 25-year pins at the Thursday meeting in Parish Hall at 8 p.m. George Alliot, grand knight, announced. Pin recipients include Angelo J Ferraris Antone Da Villa Samuel Da Villa Anthony Francisco Fred F Lewis John D Lewis Joseph E Duarte James J Collins John S Santos Henry W Enos and June Perry Rose. A certificate of honor will be given to the lodge and new officers elected.
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Centerville
Knights of Columbus
George Allioit
Parish
Angelo J. Ferraris
Antonea
Samuel da Villa
Anthony P. Francisco
Fred F. Lewis
John D. Lewis
Joseph E. Duarte
James J. Collins
John 5. Santos
Decoto Group To Hear Gamba at Tomorrow Meeting
Albert Gamba of East Bay Garbarge company is invited to the Decoto Homeowners association meeting tomorrow at 6 pm in the old fire house. A rival scavenger offered to return a share of collections to a Decoto civic group to fund a recreation program. A Decoto lot lease, saved from auction, may be discussed for recreation use.
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Albert Gamba
East Bay Garbarge Company
Geneva talks fade as liberal gains loom in south
In Geneva, Chou En-lai stood largely alone as Eden Mendes-France delay and lack of major diplomatic presence hinder talks. Across the states, southern Democrats surge, with strong showings in North Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee primaries signaling a shift from progressive to more conservative factions.
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Chou En-lat
Anthony Eden
V. M. Molotov
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Mendes-France
Mendes- France
Gene
Fham
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Bel
Senate
Sen
Willis Smith
Smith Lyear
Hat
Ego. Catt
jDemocratic Party
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Alabama
North Carolina
Tennessee
Wshich
South
Claude Pepper
Florida
Frank P. Graham
North
Carolina
Inmats
Cay
Usu- French
Tadochinese
United States
France
Fina
Kerr Scott
Alton A. Lennon
French Amphibious Assault Seizes Island in Red River Delta
French forces launched an early dawn amphibious assault on a river island west of Hanoi in Indochina. Naval craft landed troops to seize villages, with tanks and artillery supporting infantry, as 38 rebels were killed and 39 captured. French air power disrupted Red China supply lines and a train near Hanoi was blown up. The high command reported heavy fighting and continued pressure amid Geneva negotiations.
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Indochina
Hun
van ‘Cocjthe
Red River
High Command
Red China
Vo Nguyen i Giap
Pierre Mendes-France
Geneva
Gloire
Montcalm
Saigon
Indo- Ichina
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